This book is very informational book about soccer. It walks your through the potions and how to play the game. ( )

As someone who doesn't know much about soccer and coaches, I really wanted to read this book and found that similar to the football version this book is a great book for a young reader who wants to know more about football. The book takes you through a game with the Honeybees vs. the Bear Cubs and breaks down the game step by step. It shows the readers the different positions and even a break down of the field. I think this is a good book for a young struggling reader who loves soccer or who want to know more. ( )

A good book for starters on the spot game, soccer. This tiny yet comprehensive book includes details on the soccer field, the uniform, and the number of people that typically play in the game. A must-have for a P.E. class as an introduction to the sport. Gibbons displays what the actions of different kinds of players do. This is a K-3 level book. ( )

This was a detailed introduction to soccer. The author labeled many things for readers and even included a glossary. Most children, however, would rather play and learn, rather than reading a bland book about a sport. Even though the information was solid and useful, I would probably find a different way to teach soccer. ( )